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Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Board of Water Commissioners was
held last evening. The City Treasurer
reported balance OF SOC 1876 In the
Union National Bank to the credit of
the city. Wetheiill & Co.'S bill for In.
terest, which the City Auditor refuse d
to countersign, was referred back to
that firm for correction In dates. The
recommendation OF the Master Plum
bers' Association, providing that lead
pipes shall be used for street attach
ments from the mains to the curb stops,
in all cases where the pipes are less
than 1 Z inches In diameter, the pipes
TO be not less than the following weighte:
Fer u inch, 21a pounds per foot; IS
pipe, 3 pounds; x pipe, 81 pounds;
inch, AZ pounds, was adopted by the
board, and the rules amended 30 as to
con form to the same.
After transacting the usual routine
business the commission adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
SREVITIES.

The cheapest hAI house In the cftJ
Runford Bros 4O4 Market street.
rtJ hnehs coal; you will IKE it
Try Bush's coal you viii HrrelY like II.
W. i. kimble, grocer, 2no and Justiscn.
ntllaru D. Davls', Iswoier, Q Is. 2nd street
CITY Laundry, Sixth and ShipIey street
Zinc Ia u. Rings. 1t HAMS. IL II. Fourth
L. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King
WaSn1nx machine for sale ar Pioksi's stove
store East fourth st.
You can get a very good goose feather at
Adairs for ssc 8. per pound.
60 to }. Mecau ey's. ITO T.. Second ST., for
LlUptpcott's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cure
Adair, 4lb Market street, has lust received
new line Of hat Racks, chamber suits ard
Parlor suits. Go and zee them.
Murphey x Son, 3og Shipley street, take
tne load n nrst class furniture in tEis city
Cail and examine our stocx.
Ross now has a complete stock OF the
latest styles III hats, winter caps, under
wear, ne e'kwsar ana notions At ll6 Market
street. at the lowest city cash prices.
II Adatr, as Market street, docs no: sh W
you tue iatges. st0cs Of Furniture and b d
ding IN the city and low s. prices he Vi II
give you a suit.
You will be cOnvinc ID when ycu sec cur
wall Iapers and the prices tn II this he
piace-A. b. .Iones, A.! Market street-to
give your orders for any 8. riag work you
may have to do.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Who Were Temperance Men.

Alfred d. vapdever the other day In
verhauling . number Of old papers
found amongst them u call for q meet.
ing OF all the citizens OF Wilmington,
withoutereapect to party, who were In
favor OF adopting the Maine liquor Inv
for Delaware. The following Ia the
call:
"Prohibitory Liquor Law Meeting,
The votable citizens OF tho city OF Will
miDgton, without respect to party, who
are In favor Of adopting the Maine
Liquor Law in the State Of Della ware,
are requested to meet at the city hal on
Saturday, the 23d cf October, 1852, at
7.30 O'clock D. m. to consult on the best
means for obtaining a prohibitory law.
The call is signed by the following
names:
John L. Hadden, John Cochran, E.
Mortimer Bye, Jacob Pusey, j. g.
Downing, Abner p. Bailey, James
Webb, J0ha P. Springer, William Pyle,
William Edwards, Dauiel W. Smith,
Samuel q. McDoaell, Richard Lowe,
James A. Culbert, James Stein, Thomas
Graves. John Perkins, Simon 8. Hill
yard, Samuel Ridgway. Thomas Nc
Corkle, Joseph A. Brown, Benjamin T.
Bye, Eobert Pierce, William Frazier,
William B. Wiggins, George MCCALL,
Levin Richards, b. r. Strickler, Abra-
ham knight, William X. Gallagher,
Eiiphalet Rollins, Lawrence Wilson,
Lewis H. johnson, Harrison Kirkpst.
rick, q. r. Rudolph, w. @. Woods,
William Bassor, b. b. Jefferis, David
G. Wilson, Charles l.. Sleeper, Cyrus
Stern, John Morrow, James Grubb, H.
8. Alriohs, Peter j. II Hutchinson, James
p. Hayes, T. Y. DeNormandie, Thomas
Land, John Lansdsle, Hosea Wilson,
James d. Patterson, Samuel II. Rus
sell, Andrew Allen, Walter r. Cloud,
Daniel Wheeler, James b. Dawson,
John Edwards, William McCsuley,
Richard X. Jones, Thomas Allen, John
Wright, Edward Pusey, Wesley Tai.
ley, Edward Bodel, James Hendrick-
son, VIM. Guyer, VIM. II. Sharp,
Joseph A. James, Stewart Carlisle,
William M. Horn, James Y. North,
William W. Bennett, Charles 8. Camp.
bell, Edward Webb, Moses P. Grubb,
Jacob Alrichs, Joseph Hutton, Thomas
Garrett, A. p. Osmond. Ell Garrett,
William Thompson, Samuel P. Harner,
William Webb, william Bright, Thos.
d. Webb, Reuben Wheaton. Samuel j.
Downing, Thos. Titus, A. M. Stewart.
John Vandever, 1. T. Chamberlain,
John Stein, Charles Mullin.
or the foregoing 70 names signed to
the call, there are but % that the writer
can call to mind as living, though there
may be others Of whom he knows not,
~ follow: John l.. Hadden, K. Morti
mer Bye. A P. Bailey, j. p. Springer,
VIM. Pyle, Jos. A. Brown, Benjamin
T. Bye, William B. Virgins. George
Mccall, q. r. Strickler, G. F. Rup0lph,
w. G. Woods, Cyrus Stern, T. Y. De
NormaDdie, James Hendrickson. Stew
art Carlisle, William M. Horn. Edward
Webb, William Bright, Thomas d.
Webb, Reuben Wheaton and Isaac T.
ambeIlain.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
gales of Horses and Cows,

George W. Hill will have @ sale oi
Kentucky and Indiana horses at Med a.
Pc, on Tbursday, the 2lst inst.
Jester & Mcdaniel will have another
sale OF Western horses a. their stables
on Front street, in the early part OF
May.
William Y. Warner Ia arranging for
sale of horses at his stables on
Mary land Avenne, IN the course of ten
days or two weeks.
II. l., Roberts will have a ssIe OF
twenty five lirst.class COWS at Linwood,
Pa on Monday, the 25th inst.
Proud 81 Merrick Will have sale of
horses, cows and swine at Centreville,
on Monday, Maya.
Cooley 81 Baldwin will have sale
at Booth's Corner, Pa, Oh same day.
A. IL. Tyson will have sale OF horses,
cows and thoats at Village Green, on
Monday, May 2.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Mrs Cleveland at Rest.

The Warrington Capital ssys: Mrs
Cleveland has not been III town once
during the pest week and announces
her intention OF remaining IN the sec u
sion of the country for at least another
seven days. Already the char 20 has
been beneficial TO Mrs. Cleveland, who
did not realize until she began to ref t
how greatly she stood in need OF 1t.
Those wiseacres who ssid in tho " inter
that she wonld eventually give way
under the strain OF the operous social
duties seem now In fair way to have
their words made good, in o measure at
least. Certain, at all events, the rest
has been thoroughly enjoyed and will
be prolonged, for return to the White
House would mean rene wal Of the in
cessant demands which strangers and
visitors to the city no unrhinkinyly
make uron her time. Mrs. Cleveland
is not by any means An invalid. In.
deed, Der appearance indicates quite
the contrary, for her color has returned
and she comes in after a long walk
each day the very peraonifcation of
health
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
A wooden Leg for u Horse.

The West Chester Local News says:
O. II. Bernard's brood mare, which
had one Of Ter front legs broken some
time ago and afterwards ampussted by
DR.. Huidekopper, a professor In the
veterinary department of the Pennsyl.
vania University, Is getting along
finely. She can lie down when she
wishes, and when she arises her dam.
aged leg is placed in sling attached to
the top Of her stall, When the flesh
heils and hardens sufficiently it is the
intention of the Professor to have @
cork or wooden leg made for the mare,
which he thinks she will coon learn to
use. He knows Of one instance in
Europe where the same thing was sue.
cesstully accomplished.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Stone Instead of Iron Bridges.

The Pennsylvsnia Railroad Comps y
since the Bussey Bridge disaster has
decided to adhere even more rigidl,
than ever TO the determination reached
some time ago to erect stone bridges
instead Of iron wherever practicable.
During the pest year only cue iron
bridge has been built, that across the
Juniata, near Lswisburg, and tits was
done because the traffic Of the line for
many ears to come would not pSg eve n
interest on the cost OF stone bridge.
During the year seventeen stone bridges
have been built. At present the con.
pany has a new stone bridge nearly
completed fer four tracks over the
Neshaminy at Torresdale. "While the
cost of stone or brick Is greater than
iron," said Chief Engiresr Brown,
''still, when we consider the fact that
the life Of an iron bridge is compare.
lively limiad and that stone will last
forever, it pays in the long rum"
Nearly every bridge being built on
the Pennsylvania Road at present is
constructed to accommodate four tracks,
looking to o duplication OF the rails
over the system in the future.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
important Notice.

have found it at last. The -four that
will give the best satisfaction. No more
dark, husKy, dry bread. Free from all
adulteratiou. On account of its excel
lent qualities shall offer the following
Inducements for sample bags: G2H
lbs), 40 cents per bag; for each bag re-.
turned marked l \ L our best, we
will give 8 cents; (24E lbs), sack, so
cents: for each sack returned we will
pay cents; per barrel, So 25, and for
each barrel returned branded ! X I,
our best, We pay 40 cents. T. W..
Steward, Fourth and King. Entrance
on Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Concert to be Repeated.

The concert given by the choir OF
Brandy wine M. e. church on Saturday
evening last, will be repeated on THUR.
day evening next, April 21st. by spec.
ial request of the cf1icers of the church,
and many others who were greatly de.
lighted with the singing OF toe choir on
Saturday evening. Tho program Is ex.
ceedingly interesting, consisting OF
bright and sparkling selections OF
sacred and secular music, under the
direction Of Mr.. Pancoast Allen. The
proceeds are for the benefit Of the stew
ards of the church. Admission for
Thursday night reduced to 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Procsedings OF the LeGisistare.
SENATE

DOVER, April 10. -senate met at IL
Q. N.
Psssed-Houss bill for the suppres
sion OF policy gambling
On motion Of Mr. McWhortey, House
bill relative 10 district b3. New Castle
County, was laid on the table.
Passed--Senate bill In rela tion 10 the
Municipal Court OF Wilmington; House
bill to amend the charter of tho Ban
dy wine Granite Company.
Read twice and referred-House bills
In relation to service OF criminal pro-
regs In certain cases; to regulate the fees
OF shsriffs, justices Of the pace and
|constables; TO am end the charter OF the
Board OF Water Commissioners requlr
ing 1t to pay the interest on certain
water bunds); Ia relation to steam en-
gines on public roads; in re elation TO
Witness fees In the Municipal Court.
House joint resolutions concurred In
-Appropriating $500 annually to the
Slate Board Of Agriculture; Id relation
to repairs to the Jump property.
Indt finiteiy postponed House bill
making the New Castle County trea-
surer alao treasurer OF the poor.
The House joint resolution for ad.
journment stne die WAS taken up and, A.,
after discussion, laid over until to-mor.
row.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House aesem bled at 10 o'clock.
Read first and second time-On
motion OF Mr.. Smalley, the act enabling
the Levy Court of New Castle county
to condemn property for Brandy y Inc
bridge; act 10 divorce Anna A. Jackse n
vThnVnaa Van oh xhn
the bounding lines Of Distridt 73, New
Oastle county. On motion Of Mr.. Will
son, act to amend fish, 90 me and oyster
from Nathaniel T. Lewis.
Passed-Act for the encouragement
|of colored schools; act to Incorporate
the Baptist City Mission; aca to incor-
porate German Democrat Association;
act In relation to auditing accc UNITS.
Int oduc ID, read twice and rsferred-
By M. NOrney, to incorporate the
Lord & Polk Chemical Company; by
Mr. Jones, TO amend section 8, chapter
IA Revised Code.
PasSed-Senate bill providing for the
care of the INDECENT insane.
Mr.. Norrey offered Joint resolution
appropriating S40. .000 and appointing o
0, nmtssion to build q State library.
Ac opted by "A yeas to nays.
The conmittee's last substitute high
license bill uas taken up and passed by
vote OF 10 10 u. On motion Of DR.,
Chandler, q motion to recdDsider this
vote was then laid on the table.
Mr.. Smaliev introd uced bill au
thorizing the Levy Court Of New Castle
Connty to rebuild tho Brandy wine
bridge at Wilmington. Read twice
and referred.
Mr.. Jones bill in relation to cities
and towns Was taken mp, amended 10
limit Its application to Dover. and laid
on the table.
Adjourn ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Colonel Bain's Lecture.

There were about hve hundred per
sons present last evening at the Opera
House,to listen to Colonel @. W. Bain's
lecture "Among the Masses" The
speaker wss introduced by P. B. Ay ars,
and the subject proved to be q dee Grip
ton of this many different characters
with Which the Colonel had come in
contact, during the time that he has
been travelling through this country ss
q lecturer. He related several inci
dente in the lives Of public men, to IL.
lustrate the worth Of charity, decision
and courage. The Colonel spoke for
over an hour and held the undivided
attention Of his audience. The lecture
was given under the auspices Of Du.
Pont Post, No. 2, G. A. Il for the pur.
pose of raising funds TO assist la de fray.
ing the expenses Of Memorial Day, and
at the close Past Post Com mmander
Aysrs, of that Post, made brief sd.
dress, In which hs thanked the aud.
ience for their attendance and said that
1t had been the custom heretofore to So
licit contributions for thie purpose, but
this year they bad determined to give
the people AN excellent lecture in re.
turn for their money, and he felt sure
that oil had enjoyed it.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

f~nS April ls.-The Inter sr
ITce Ios' Commission has .h. de.
.ar s,'' ,epresen,atiyes OF the
n.al eas ,,sgiiroads on Tnurslay 1 ,.g
D nntn %, .neir application sio, ioi
urn " ,ne iopg and short hsui
,Ss y, III Inter State Com ra N cree
|Ih,,sgo SpV Times tomorrow
~ IN he event Of the Inter; !,
S;as;on ~ refusing to fnspt Nd
4 'ss'V ssa,. haul clause for the
y ,iI.st s,itIr.ssntscoplinertal lines, TN the
Iscitc vii put ou an inGs nee
|s.mbos, sV,IS line between Chi.
n, hr;Lur for the purpose OF
n.ti.e ',i carriage of Pacific
|. :, fa,n cart aud westbound:
Is ,s,es on through freight
| ,or,y 10 fifty per cent. less
f,a,,. established by the
Loads Eiwa7d A. Mosely,
kss been elected secre tary OF
ka.s ~, commerce Commission.
6ocra.!c mt IN Der Of the Mas.
I",,s.atnre and one OF the
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Rehearsal Tonight.

The csntaUa Of Esther will be re-
hearsed this evening on the stage of the
Opera House, when the chorus will be
thoroughly drilled. All VITO intend
taking part are requested to be present.
This cartata will be presented at the
Opera House. next month under the
auspices of the Young People Of ST.
Paul's NJ, Il. church.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
"some. the Eterna, CITY"

The Rev. Clarence Woodman, of Ne W
York, delivered the closing lie cture oil
the illustrated course last evening at
the Institute Hall, for the benefit OF
the Academy Of the Visitation. His
subject wss Rome, the Eternal City, -
and he held the attention of his large
audience until the close. The course
hss been very successful. and the results
satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
A QArd.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manhood,
&c., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send self address
ed envelope to the REV. JOSEF H r.
INMAN Station d. New York City,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Father C0rbiniap.

A brief local notice IN yesterday's "a
REPUBLICAN, stated that the twenty.
fifth anniversary Of the elevation OF
Father Corbinian to tie priesthood
would be celebrated to. morrow in the
Church of the Sacred Heart, where he
officiates. The festivities Of the joyful
occasion will commence this evening,
when the honored priest will be made
the recipient of q number of useful
and costly presents by nm admiring
people. The Joyful occasion will be en-
nsnoed in interest Tomorrow by high
mass at 10 o'clock.
The First Regiment Band will meet
At O'Clock in The school building and
will head procession of the 81. Bene.
dictus Society and other associations to
the church. After High Mass, dinner
will be served in the lecture room, and
at night the festivities will be- continued
oy carefully arranged program Of
music and addresses appropriate to the
occasion.
The Rev. P. Oorbinian Maria, o. g.
b., who 10 to be thus honored, was born
at Baiershofen, Bavaria, January 9th.
1887. Resolved to enter the ministry.
he graduated from the Benedictine
Monastery at Augsburg, Bavaria, and
sailed for New York.
he entered the novitiate OF Sr. Viz.
cent Abbey, Beatty, Pa. He was ii.
nttted 70 the profession of simple vows
IN 1869, ana three cars later ne made
his solemn profession and was raised
to the dignity OF priest BY Bishop Do
menec OF Pittsburg. He has labored in
Chicago. Mokena, Ottawa, Buffalo
Grove, Fremont Centre, Cottage Hill,
Wfphsld and Milton in Illinois, in ali
OF wtich places he either enlarged or
built new churches In 1869 he was
sent to Richmond, Minnesota, where he
wiped out heavy chutch debt In two
years and half. After the great
Chicago fire and 81. Joeeph's Church
and Priory were destroyed, he was sent
out on q mission in which he WAS sue
cessful, and st. Joseph's Church arose
from the ashes grander than ever.
From August, 1872, to March, 1873,
hs lsbored in the large parish OF 81.
Mary, Allegheny City, Pa For two
years thereafter he acted az prior of st.
Joseph's Church. Chicago. where he
built extensive school buildings, q
b-autiiui chapel AID q spacious hall.
Alter wards he WAS sent as assistant to
81. Mays Church, Newark, N. j., bat
In May. 1880, at the urgent solicitation
OF the members Of St. Joaeph's Church,
Chicago, he was sent back to that city.
He Was permitted to remain there but 8
short time, waen he was selected as the
proper person to succeed the late Father
Majer, founder Of the church Of the
Sacred Heart Of this city.
BE came here September 18th, 1881,
and took charge of q discouraged con.
gregation and unfinished church a.
ready heavily il debt. Through his
efforts the church WAS dedicated two
years later, and his work has been of
suoh q successfui character in every
respect that his people intend to make
this evening and tomorrow an epoch
in his history long to be remem Dered.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
The Board of Health.

The regular session Of the Board of
Health was held last evening, when
the usual number of complAi Aints of
nuisances were received, and Ieft rred to
the executive officers. A special meet
Ing will be held next Tuesday evening
Tor the purpose OF closing up the basi-
ness OF the year.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
MORE FACTS.

STERLING, ILL, August %, 1885.
We feel we must write something of
the success of Hop Bitters. Their sale is
thribble that of any other article of medi-
cine. Hence we teel 1t but justice to you
and your Bitters SO say that it is medi-
cine of real merit aud virtue, and doing
much good and effecting great cures.
Yours, j. +. & Fl. b. UTLEY.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
Not Yet ICeDfiiied-

The remains of tho man found desd
on the railroad. near Newark, have not
yet been identified. The conner held an
inquest, and the jury returned the
stereotypet verdict of accideu tai death.
1t is thought that the man was tramp
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
KAHoKA, Mo-, Feb. Q, 1886.

hNTFVNNi .HO.i IcU. u IJoU.
purchased five bottles of your Hop
Bitters of Bishop & Co. last fall, for my
daughter, and am well pleased with the
Bitters. They did her more good than all
the medicine she has taken for six years.
VIM. L. MCCLURE.
The above is from very reliable farm.
er, whose daughter was in poor health tor
seven or eight years, and could obtain 20
relief until she used Hop Bittere. She is
now in as good health as any person in
this country. We have large sales, and
they are making remarkable cures.
w. II. BISHOP * CO.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
KALAMAZOO, MICH, Feb. 2. 1SS6.

Hop BITTERs MFG. Co.:
know Hop Bitters will bear recon-.
mendation honestly. All who use them
confer upon them the highest encomiums
and give them credit for making cures
all the proprietors claim for them. have
kept them since they were first offered to
the public. They took high rank from
the first, and maintained it, and are
more called for than all others combined.
SO long as they keep up their high repu-
tation for purity and usefulness l shall
continue to recommend them-somethipg
have never done before with any patent
medicine. J.J. BABCOCK,
Physician ard Druggist.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

The regular weekly meeting of the
Young Mems Temperance Union was
held last evening at their headquarters.
No. 800 Market street 1t is proposed
to hold public entertainment some
time next month, and preparations are
being made for the event.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

We are selling the best buggies for
the price in the market. Call and con.
vinoe yourself, at Walther's, manufac
turer, over Market street bridge. Re
pairing promptly attended to at moder
ate prices. Ali work warranted,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

A rev nursiug bottle fitting that
beats all the othere. Infant foods and
condensed milk always ;resh at Vease J 8
p harmacy, Eighth and Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
"HOugn on RAtq.v

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects, SIX unks,
jack rabbits, sparrows. gophers, squir.
rels. loo. At druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

lh VI .
N Michel, President OF the
IIlSsusee and ST. Paul Rail
rnutes 70 be the wealthiest
Se Northwest, died suddenly
a Yesterday afternoon. he
4 OF Scotland and 20 years
vas s. mt Der OF Congress
! 1875, aud in 1879 declined
fst,c Iom,nation for Cover
Opsin. Mr.. Mitchell's tttate
estimated at from fifteen
1--we millions. He had
retire permanently from
the TIT. Of July next.
Aver, ex Congressman from
died q; his home III Falls
J. Sta:e, on Monday night.
b IN sGsquehauna county,
hsii After studying law,
b 70 Nebraska IN 1869. He
b, d. TIE ror.y ninth Con.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

"Rough on Itch" cures skin humors,
Ieruptions, ring worm, tetta-, salt
rheum, frosted feet, ehilblains, itch,
Ivy poison, ba.bs-'s itch. boo. jars.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
HAyEsyIL1E ONO Feb H. 1894

HAYEsvILLE, ONO, Feb. II, 1884.
l am very glad to say have tried Hop
Bltters, and never took anything that
did me as much good. ] only took two
bottles and l would not take 500 for the
good they did me. recommend them TO
my patients, and get the best Of results
from their use.
c. B. MERCER, NJ. D.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
uRough on Catarrh"

Is not mere palliative remedy, but a
complete cure of worst chronic cases;
corrects offensive odors at once; un-
equalled for catarrhal throat affections.
diphtheris, sore throat, foul breath.
6ec.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

'Opce upon q midnight dreary,"
wher tossed so sad and weary upon my
bed half mad with pain, q friend bought
me bottle of Salvation Oil. 1t cured
me. l needed this, and "nothing
more"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

We invite those who have be upn
BILE to get flour that would just suit
them to give us trial, as we know we
can satisfy them. j. s. Hamilton L.
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

Proposals will he received until
Thursday evening, The 21st., for paving
lO2 yards in front OF the city hall. with
tagging laid in concrste or other i'm
proved pavement.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

fue'ess " uet broken lot
f. Nee. aud Chlldren's =
>lrLc bee. Shoes has in.
max" ..'.ors this week.
!otIs'. / or The children
'len :; ;Ml-hlsss than the
o' 'aT"t-n or damaged.
every par ular, and every
EE>-Fae French Kid But
elpt.4 ioe, and common.
g9h fan'sehsc Lecl. w orth
d ior{ r,, vi
Nh Philadelphia
~, l9h scil'"'oe and common.
LWof,t Soo;srlliug at 81. 90.
.l L+'ily, Kid Fox But
("e,@ A4 T. ~ barrow last,
f. Wort 1850; selllag at
/, ram
bs.'''1 IT,. Worth $50;
b ia lH...r. 81,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

The popular English cure, ,Hammond's q
Pain Eradicator. For sale By Taylor &
Fullerton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Sept. Is, 1855.
we take pleasure in giving you notice
ters) deserves 1t. We use 1t, and we
know it deserves it.-The Register.